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Several years ago I had an Inverted-L but the wire (RG-58 coax) kept
breaking and I am thinking about putting up a new version. This time I am thinking about using the hard (really hard) wire used by the telepone company for pole to house connections. It comes with two conductors. Rather than stripping the wire I am thinking about just tying the ends together and make it one conductor. In my old antenna I did the same thing by shorting the RF-58. I plan to feed it with coax from the bottom of the tower (center conductor to the telephone wire conductor and shield to the ground wires). Comments on the use of the telephone wire and feeding will be appreciated. Dick, aa5vu ps: The old antenna came from a CQ article years ago about a coax antenna with special shorting. The special shorting did not work so I just made it a single conductor (coax and shiel). It let me do a WAS without an amp so it worked. |
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